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Figure 17 shows that increasing shot size increases the depth of the compressive
zone , while Fig . 18 reveals that increased hardness of the base alloy results in a
higher peak stress . Such variables and others have been studied extensively ...
Figure 17 shows that increasing shot size increases the depth of the compressive
zone , while Fig . 18 reveals that increased hardness of the base alloy results in a
higher peak stress . Such variables and others have been studied extensively ...
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0 DEPTH FROM SURFACE ( um ) - > Fig . 5 . Linear plot of excitation profiles (
proportional to transmitted excitation light intensity ) with depth from an outer
surface in GaAs at 300 K for Kr + - laser wavelengths , a = 6471 A ( - ) , 5682 A ( -
: - ) ...
0 DEPTH FROM SURFACE ( um ) - > Fig . 5 . Linear plot of excitation profiles (
proportional to transmitted excitation light intensity ) with depth from an outer
surface in GaAs at 300 K for Kr + - laser wavelengths , a = 6471 A ( - ) , 5682 A ( -
: - ) ...
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High energy electrons also have an effective excitation depth ( Murata et al . ,
1971 ) , which in practice cannot easily be reduced to just a few tenths of a
micrometer as , e . g . , for optical excitation in GaAs ( see above ) . A spatial
depth ...
High energy electrons also have an effective excitation depth ( Murata et al . ,
1971 ) , which in practice cannot easily be reduced to just a few tenths of a
micrometer as , e . g . , for optical excitation in GaAs ( see above ) . A spatial
depth ...
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